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Hi Joe. I like hearing all of the positive aspects of this procedure from patients, as well as the individual tips related to one's own experience. So much of what I am hearing is just as the surgeon has told me, so I feel ready-to-go, especially on my most uncomfortabledays. I will be seeing surgeon a few days ahead of the procedure, and feelo better prepared to discuss my concerns with him. I'm not sure which pain medications I will be able to take, but I will be discussing that with them, too, as I will be doing the hip locally, and not near Mayo where I had my transplant surgery.
I hope that you continue to do well with your recovery and the progress to your favorite activities. I look forward to walking without pain, and, in time, hiking again. What are you looking forward to doing with your new hip?

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The greatest thing, truly, is the complete absence of pain in my groin, just over the hip. I was limping, it affected my gait, it affected everything. 4 weeks after surgery now, and all the pain is gone. I was also very diligent in doing all the relatively easy rehab exercises. Easy, but very, very important to a good recovery.